Makkah, 3 Ramadan 1447 AH (20 February 2026)

In an atmosphere rich in faith and with the blessings of the holy month of Ramadan, the Presidency of Religious Affairs at the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque continues its scholarly and guidance mission in the service of visitors to the Grand Mosque and the Prophet's Mosque, through an integrated system of scholarly and guidance programs that strengthen sound guidance and enrich the experience of faith for worshippers and visitors from around the world.

During the holy month the Two Holy Mosques see intensive scholarly and guidance activity suited to the special standing of Ramadan in the hearts of Muslims, through rigorous scholarly lessons and programs and courses devoted to correcting misconceptions and instilling moderation and balance. The Ramadan lessons are comprehensive and varied, combining solid religious grounding with accessible presentation that respects the diversity of languages and cultures, conveying the sound religious message in a contemporary, impactful style with the participation of leading scholars.

In fatwa and guidance, the presidency intensifies its multilingual field and digital services during the holy month through dedicated points for answering questions and the toll-free fatwa line, where leading scholars and judges answer the questions of Umrah performers as they carry out their rituals.

This extends the presidency's efforts to harness digital transformation in the service of its religious, scholarly and guidance mission, through its official accounts and the accounts of the Grand Mosque lessons on social media, enriched with religious content tied to the Two Holy Mosques, reflecting the exceptional care devoted to visitors to the holiest places on earth in a month when rewards multiply and souls are elevated.

At a Glance

  • Specialized scholarly lessons and programs during Ramadan
  • Multilingual field and digital fatwa services
  • Participation of leading scholars
  • Strengthening digital transformation in the service of visitors to the Two Holy Mosques